intergenerational separation
intergenerational separation
The view of a society in a dichotomy is a dirty idea. There are many advantages and disadvantages regarding Park Tong, but the biggest historical sin he did is that he tried to profit by dividing the country into Yeongho-nam. I'm not sure whether Park Tong did that or the servant did that, but at least I think the crime of sitting on the sidelines is very great.
Although my hometown is Gangjin, Jeolla-do, I moved to Seoul around the age of three and have no local color. That's why Young Honam's accent and dialect are quite friendly. Of course, not to mention Honam dialect. Gangwon-do's dialect is really interesting in its way of speaking and talking, and Chungcheong-do's meaningful expression is ridiculous. I also quite like the North Korean way of speaking.
We are relatives who have to live in the same land anyway. I don't believe in Dangun's descendants or the theory of a single nation. Who would Dangun come to this land to marry and have children with? Did Dangun meet Ungnyeo and have 80 million descendants? Obviously, the Gyeongsang-do dialect is considered to be a mixture of northern Huns and southerners, as the Huns or the southern Indian Tamil language remains in the distance. In the meantime, there will be Chinese immigrants from the Shandong Peninsula, and I don't think the Mongolian Japanese, who will go to the aftershocks, will have invaded and lived as monks. The Jeju dialect is also a little unusual considering that there are male female nouns that do not exist in Korea, so what can I do to love them and like them? If the language is even similar, it will be much the same.
Local feelings and language may be tried to be drawn. In any society, such separation and distinction are individuality, different, and must be respected in their own way.
What I don't understand, however, is criticizing those in their 40s and 50s for being honey-washed and left-wing. In fact, in my late 50s, I never remember living honey-washed. I'm sorry that if I talk about the past, people will curse me for making me look like an old man. But what kind of education does that mean?
There are 73 students in the 17th class in middle school. There were many people who were more like neglect and grazing than education, and the teachers were poor. There were some people who had a good personality to serve as teachers, and there were many people who wondered if he was a teacher.
It was really difficult to enter and graduate from any department in Seoul four years out of a million people. What is the benefit of entering a large company with such a high grade as I entered Konkuk University with far-fetched electronic engineering department at medical school or pharmacy level?
People in their 40s and 50s say that they are leftists due to the increase in real estate assets, but I am not sure whether they are leftists or rightists. Some people say that they are leftists for convenience. They say that people are liberal in their eyes and call them leftists when asked to pay attention to the welfare of the working class and the poor, so they will be categorized as "leftists."
In that sense, wouldn't Jesus Christ be classified as a Southern spy and a pawn of Kim Jong Un today? His death by water torture in Namsan or Namyeong-dong can be considered as a crucifixion. Of course, there are people who are stained with Juche ideology, but if you say such things privately these days, they will be treated like mental patients. The economic power of the two Koreas is 100 times that of the North, and a person who follows Kim Jong Un, the third-generation hereditary power generation, is a sick person.
North Korea may have given up sending South Korean spies, too. The North cannot even finance the operation with its economic power. There is no need to worry about reunification with the enemy. Rather, the North Korean leadership should be worried about the North's collapse as South Korean movies and soap operas enter the North.
Anyway, I didn't have any trouble and struggled, and I'm only trying to live as a middle class, but it's unfair because it's classified as pure red and left red.
Our parents' generation is in their late 80s, and at that time, they fought with North Korea and experienced the Korean War directly, so it should be understood that they are angry with the Communist Party and North Korea.
I think they can be classified as Generation X or Generation MZ. We are 386 generations, and our superiors are just called the kkondae generation, who was born in the dog year of 58 years or more, and I think they are really victims of the times. 1.3 million people were born a year, and the number of high school students was less than a quarter of the number of college students these days. I can't express in words Gongsoon, Gongdol, bus deputy chief, and their struggles in the factory. But in fact, these are the people who laid the foundation for Korea's national economy.
There are people who try to create a generational conflict during the general election season. The Chosun Ilbo is the iron horse that the Japanese Government General left in Korea. Will MZ turn into an old man when he enters that media company?
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There are six or seven things Jehovah hates...
He is the one who separates a ghostly witness from a brother who tells a lie